Packer Collegiate Institute - Pelican Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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S cd O I-La l- 41 v-J D-4 THE CHAPEL U The Parker Collegiate Institut? 41 fltuurxies uf ivtunp. A pupil who understands addition and subtraction may enter the Primary depart- ment of the Institute. After passing through the successive classes of the Primary and Preparatory schools, if she is to secure a diploma from the Trustees she will enter upon one of the regular high-school courses of study. A student may choose either of two courses. Une includes four years of Latin, and the study of a modern language for at least two years and a half. A six years' course in Latin, or in a modern language, may be secured under the privilege of choos- ing among elective studies in the Collegiate department. Greek may take the place of a modern language. . The alternative course differs chiefly in the fact that advanced mathematics takes the place of the last two years of Latin. The study of Latin for two years, and of a modern language for two years and a half, is required of all candidates for graduation. 6

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1 42 The Packer Collegiate fmfifufe In cases where sound educational reasons call for more flexible conditions than are of- fered by either of the two regular courses, a student of exceptional merit may have a course of study arranged for her without sac- rificing her privilege of graduation. l U Points of difference and of identity be- tween the two courses of study are shown in the following tabular view: i 'J Zz. W H wie gg, r .f,L, rll:w 64..r.4 53,2 CIF-ps ff.: EW i 1 HOW: -H- O5- ...Q-,I 'HZ' F-l -gs 520 GOL: zen p 'W K A A O +5 W S W ' 4 In bb l ri -X Zoology-5 ff l +-r ' R Nl 'N FEILZLJ TO I ll c!SEP'r. MBE 33' 2548